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NEW PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS RELEASED TO
MONROE PROPERTY OWNERS
The Monroe Assessor’s Office sent real estate assessment notices by mailed to all property owners on January 25, 2010. The Town was required, per CGS 12-61(b)(3), to revalue all real property for the October 1, 2009 Grand List.
Employees of Tyler Technologies CLT Appraisal Services analyzed housing sales data, conducted field reviews on all properties, reviewed the property records and assisted in finalizing the new assessments in the fall of 2009 and continued through January 2010.
The purpose of the revaluation is to establish the current fair market value of all property within the Town as of
October 1, 2009, thereby creating an equitable distribution of property taxes. All property in
Connecticut is assessed at 70% of value by statute.
New market values were compiled for all of the approximately 7,500 parcels in
Monroe by considering local sales that have taken place in the last two years, with the greatest emphasis placed on more recent sales to reflect the downturn in the market. The new values reflect the market conditions on
October 1, 2009.
When reviewing the new values, homeowners should consider that although there was an increase with the 2003 revaluation, it was not the peak of the market. Prices continued to rise through the 2006 Grand List year and didn't start to decline until the middle of 2007. In addition, the media has been reporting that the Real Estate market has experienced large declines in the prices of homes nationwide and at a state level, but revaluations are conducted using local sales values and Monroe has been fortunate in that we have not experienced the severe decline experienced in other areas.
Taxpayers should also note that the new assessments did not reflect and tax credits or exemptions. For more information on potential exemptions, eligibility or the application process please email or call the Assessor’s Office.
Detailed information for every property in Town is available to everyone on the internet. The easiest way to access your information is to use the drop down arrow to select your street which will bring up a list of properties on that street. Just click on the property for details. It can be accessed by visiting the CLT website.
If you do not have internet access, information is also available in the Assessor's Office.
If your assessment is reasonable but would like to correct an error on the property record send any corrections in writing by email, fax or US Post to:
Monroe Assessors Office, 7 Fan Hill Rd, Monroe, Connecticut 06468
Please include a daytime phone number or email.
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